Work with Organisations

Organisational Well-being

behaviourally-informed decision-making - consulting & interventions

What drives behaviour in the modern world? Is it threat (fear, disgust, anger) in combination with attention load along with biological-social needs such as curiosity and social connection?

We develop behaviour patterns (or habits) to help navigate through the maze of complex decision-making. However, the decisions we make may or may not be optimal in the long term! Can we identify and re-orient our thought and behaviour patterns?

I help organisations apply brain & behavioural science to policy and performance.

I design evidence-informed interventions for individual & organisational well-being.
I bring two decades of neuroscience and policy experience across five continents.
I translate scientific research into real-world action for public policy and business.

Neuroscience for Organisational Well-being

How can organisations increase their efficiency?

Research examining the neuroscience of mind reveals that human emotions and unconscious biases influence cognitive processes, ultimately affecting choice behaviour and decision- making.

At the cross-roads of scientific evidence in neuroeconomics, social perception and decision-making, using multimodal neuroscientific measures, biometrics, and analytics, we can provide actionable insights for real world business solutions.

3E's: Behavioural Insights for business and policy

What makes people behave irrationally, ignore the obvious or flout rules and the law?

What are the pathways to facilitating a new mindset and behaviour. I develop actionable insights from the neuroscience of perception and emotion to facilitate behaviour change.

Going beyond the 'nudge', how can behavioural insights bring about expected change?

I offer guidance in applying evidence-based decision-making as a way of guiding communication, strategy, policy and business practices to solve real world problems.

Behavioural Science for Sustainable Development and Economic Policy Making

Neuroscience and Neuroeconomics

Psychology of Money

Neuroeconomics- Ethical concerns